AOL Outage Report in Witney, Oxfordshire, England
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Witney, England
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Witney and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (93%)
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Internet (3%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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Live Outage Map Near Witney, Oxfordshire, England
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Oxford.
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Greg Magarshak
(@GregMozart) reported
@Se7enball @tea_party_james @RockChartrand The Internet was based on open protocols. So was the Web. HTTP was an open protocol. AOL and MSN were walled gardens, like X and Facebook. Their owners would never allow Amazon, Facebook, Google etc. to be launched inside, they would copy them and/or try to kill them!
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Roy
(@usr_bin_roygbiv) reported
earliest internet memories are probably this, gamefaqs, ask jeeves, aol, cartoon network/disney flash games and interactive buddy.
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Lion of Judah
(@divinethree333) reported
I remember consistently loading XRP between .25-.35 in blocks of 20k. I knew what this was as it felt like I was buying Amazon, AOL or Yahoo before the 2000 bull run. Ill admit though that it felt like we were never going to move up as we sat at the .25-.35 levels for years. I remember getting shunned every time I mentioned XRP to somebody but a few people did listen. The ones that did are grateful and they’re good people.
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Smitten
(@Smitten1776) reported
@TheImmortal007 @GarbageHuman24 Good idea, bad execution. Email hosts typically purge accounts. Hot mail, yahoo, aol, many who host 100s of millions of email accounts have all done it. Dude is going to take a big L. If you are doing a lighting of memories. Save that to a hardrive or 2.
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I'm with American Party
(@TruthWizard10) reported
@YahooCare YAHOO should be fixing problem for everyone just not me. You should ask other YAHOO customers. I have switched to Aol they BLOCK JUNK MAIL. ALL THIS IS, YAHOO WANTS YOU TO PAY TO BLOCK JUNK EMAIL AND I GET 20-30/DAY.
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char
(@vvicharlie) reported
i just downloaded yahoo mail and aol i dont wanna open them bc privacy nd **** but **** i wanna remember old ****
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Kingdom Capital Management
(@KingdomCapM) reported
Even with bullishness of AI theme, there will still be volatility + losers. Just like dot com investing theme, even the winners will see 50-70% drawdowns, and some companies will fail completely after spectacular rises: see eBay, AOL, Yahoo, Amazon, etc.
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Rep (Israel First 2024) Air Isreal
(@RepAirIsreal) reported
@rawsalerts Much worse: The crypto currency mafia can potentially jointly use obsolete crypto mining power to hijack Gmail, Yahoo mail, AOL Hotmail and all the others just to sabotage the US Dollar. It's a real and sinister threat! I'm closing down my Gmail accounts, to do damage control.
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DokkDraws
(@Dokk_Draws) reported
@still_gre @C_U271D Common in tech. 10 years ago Verizon bought several YouTube competitions to keep it's own failing YouTube competitor alive a little longer, then failed to market it over AOL and Yahoo and shut it down after 1.3b $
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Dr. Tony Gray
(@huded) reported
@GetSpectrum home Internet so slow this morning that I think @AOL 14KB modem may have rendered web pages faster. What's going on, Spectrum?